Google script email scheduling logic error: all the emails are sent at one designated time, not at their designated time -


i making email scheduler using googlescript. each mail gets specific date&time sent. however, mails sent @ same time, @ first date&time entered. seems second date&time not recognized.

spreadsheet

as see time, 2 emails sent @ same time

please advice me how fix problem. below source. thank in advance.

function scheduleemails() {     var sheet = spreadsheetapp.getactivesheet();     var startrow = 2; // first row of data process     var datarange = sheet.getrange(startrow, 1, sheet.getlastrow(), 6)         // fetch values each row in range.     var data = datarange.getvalues();     (var = 0; < data.length; ++i) {         var row = data[i];         var time1 = new date(row[5]);         var time2 = time1.gettime();         var status = row[4];         var triggers = [];         sheet.getrange(startrow + i, 5).setvalue("scheduled");         if (status === "scheduled") {             triggers.push(time1);             scriptapp.newtrigger("sendmails")                 .timebased()                 .at(new date(time2))                 .create();         }     } }  function deletetriggers() {     var alltriggers = scriptapp.getprojecttriggers();     (var = 0; < alltriggers.length; i++) {         if (alltriggers[i].gethandlerfunction() === "sendmails") {             scriptapp.deletetrigger(alltriggers[i]);         }     } }  function sendmails() {     var id1 = row[0];     execute(id1); }  function execute(id1) {     var sheet = spreadsheetapp.getactivesheet();     var startrow = 2; // first row of data process     var datarange = sheet.getrange(startrow, 1, sheet.getlastrow(), 5) //start row&column, process row&column @ 1 time(not whole range)         // fetch values each row in range.     var data = datarange.getvalues();     //for (var = 0; < data.length; ++i) {     // logger.log("i"+ i);     var row = data[i];     var emailaddress = row[1]; // first column     var title = row[2]; //second column     var contents = row[3]; // third column     var status = row[4]; // fourth column      logger.log(emailaddress);     logger.log(contents);     if (status = "scheduled") { // prevents sending duplicates         mailapp.sendemail(emailaddress, title, contents);         sheet.getrange(startrow + i, 5).setvalue("email_sent");         // make sure cell updated right away in case script interrupted         spreadsheetapp.flush();     }     if (status = "email_sent") {         deletetriggers();     }     //   } }


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